3D Maneuverable Robotic Fish
Project Details & Team
3D Maneuverable Robotic Fish
NSF CPS grant project developing advanced robotic fish with 3D maneuverability using ionic polymer-metal composite (IPMC) actuators. The robotic fish achieves unprecedented agility and efficiency in underwater environments, mimicking natural fish locomotion patterns.
Project Information
- Status: Active
- Started: September 2016
Project Team
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